Miro (RealtimeBoard Inc.)
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Leadership History
3 leaders · 2011 to present
RealtimeBoard, Inc. (dba Miro) is the undisputed global market leader and transformative pioneer of enterprise visual collaboration, digital whiteboarding, and distributed innovation workspaces. Founded in 2011 by visionary entrepreneurs Andrey Khusid and Oleg Shardin, Miro was created to solve a fundamental human challenge: bridging physical distance for distributed creative and engineering teams. Operating dual executive headquarters in San Francisco and Amsterdam, Miro pioneered the infinite spatial canvas—unifying brainstorming, system architecture diagramming, agile sprint planning, and visual project management into an interconnected digital medium. Today, Miro generates over $500 million in annualized run-rate revenue at a $17.5 billion valuation, serving over 80 million registered users across 200,000+ organizations, including 99% of the Fortune 100, under the leadership of co-founder and CEO Andrey Khusid.
Miro operates a high-margin, hybrid Product-Led Growth (PLG) and enterprise software-as-a-service (SaaS) per-seat subscription business model characterized by software gross margins exceeding 85% and exceptional net retention across Global 2000 enterprise accounts. Its revenue architecture is structured across four core tiers: First, the Free tier, which provides three editable boards and acts as a frictionless global user acquisition funnel. Second, the Starter plan ($8-$10/member/month), designed for small agile teams requiring unlimited boards, custom templates, and high-resolution exports. Third, the Business plan ($16-$20/member/month), tailored for growing business units, adding advanced diagramming shapes (BPMN, UML, AWS architecture), single sign-on (SSO), and unlimited external guests. Fourth, the Enterprise plan ($30-$45+/member/month), delivering Enterprise Guard security, automated SCIM provisioning, centralized multi-team administration, dedicated customer success managers, and custom data residency. Miro monetizes through its Miro Assist generative AI suite, accelerating tier upgrades across corporate engineering, design, and product departments.
Chief Operating Officer
2021 – Present
5 years (current)
Former product and business executive at Box and Adobe; directs Miro's global business operations, enterprise go-to-market strategy, strategic cloud alliances, and international expansion across North America, Europe, and Asia.
Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder
2011 – Present
15 years (current)
Founding visionary who launched RealtimeBoard in 2011; steered the company through bootstrapping, the 2019 Miro rebranding, the 2022 Russian exit, built a $17.5B enterprise past $500M ARR, and leads global strategy ahead of an IPO.
Co-Founder & Former Chief Technology Officer
2011 – 2020
9 years
Co-founded Miro alongside Andrey Khusid; authored the original WebGL infinite canvas rendering engine, spatial quadtree indexing algorithms, and real-time multiplayer synchronization fabric.
Miro operates in an intensely competitive productivity landscape where specialized design and document platforms are launching competing whiteboard features. Key challenges include defending against Figma's FigJam (which is aggressively bundled into Figma design licenses), countering native Microsoft Whiteboard integration inside Microsoft Teams, preventing user churn as hybrid companies recalibrate digital tool sprawl, integrating generative AI tools that create tangible productivity value rather than visual novelties, and expanding enterprise average contract values against budget consolidation pressure.
Andrey Khusid currently leads Miro (RealtimeBoard Inc.), overseeing strategic vision, balance sheet health, and organizational execution in Visual Collaboration Software, Digital Whiteboarding & Enterprise Product Workspace SaaS.
Under executive direction, Miro (RealtimeBoard Inc.) is prioritizing workflow automation alongside disciplined capital allocation to maximize shareholder value.
Leadership at Miro (RealtimeBoard Inc.) has historically navigated industry cycles by restructuring operational priorities and expanding competitive moats.